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xxiv, 484 pages 22 cm

This Dover edition, first published in 1969, is an unabridged and (except for the correction of a number of mistakes in the numbering of illustrations) unaltered republication of the work orginally published by D. Appleton & Company in 1850. This edition also contains a new introduction prepared especially for this reprint by J. Stewart Johnson --from back ot title page

Part I. On the real meaning of architecture ; What a cottage should be ; Materials and modes of construction ; Designs for cottages ; What a farm-house should be ; Designs for farm-houses ; Miscellaneous details ; Hints for cottage and farm stables -- Part II. What a country house or villa should be ; Designs for villas or country houses ; Interior finishing of country houses ; Furniture ; Warming and ventilating

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